Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-05

MONROE.
First Prccinct-First street between
Main and Cary !: II. II. wilkins and
John A. Mosby, judges W. NJ. Wins
ton, clerk.
Second Precinct-Corner Of Second
and Grace streets: Thomas Elicit and
): J.. Catlin, judges; Jordan Martin,
clerk.
1hird Precinct-Adams street be
tween Broad and Marshall Andrew
krausc and Edward Clark, judges {;
John Hyslop, clerk.
Fourth Procinct-Corner of Third
and Marshall streets 5. J.. Bloomberg
and c. c. Brown, judges NJ. NJ. Mey-
er, clerk.
Fifth Precinct Corner Of Secondhand
Canal !. c. Ilannon aud W. \. Price,
Judges; Robert Tompkius, clerk.
CLAY.
First Precinct Wcstham House :
W. 5. Pitcher and Robert Balston,
judges John Scott, clerk.
Second Precinct Houck's, on Broad
street W. l.. EaAcr and A. 3. Apper-
SOD. judges i. r. Isbcn, clerk.
Third Precinct Broad street be-
tween Adams street and Brook avenue :
y. J.. Lurford and c. V. Clash, judges !;
Mr.. Grady, clerk.
Fourth Precinct Martin Oeterss ::
L. J.. Lacy and 4. McWilliams, judges ;
c. 4. Hill, clerk.
JACKSON WARD.
First Prccinct-No. Ga Brook ave-
nue. Julius 10th aud Henry Heeke,
judges; SpottsWood d. Chamberlayne,
clerk.
Second Prccinct-No. 1 south st.
James street: William $. jenkins and
Michael DohcIty, judges; William +.
Southall, clck.
Third Precinct Second end Duval
streets: ". !. Stevens and j. +. Shil-
hing, judges William O'Neil, clerk.
Fourth Piociuct-No. 5O7 north Scv-
cntconth street John Fmnerty and j.
c. Donella, judges, Dennis Wren,
cloIk.
A NEW MEMBER.
Major Charles =. Bigger presented
the name Of Mr.. Dennis Wren, an ex-
member Of the committee, and a staunch
Democrat, for the election to the va
cuncy in the delegation from jackson
Ward. He was unanimously elected,
and at once entered upon the discharge
of his duties.
NEW CLUBS.
An amount Of routine business in
connection with completing arrange
ments fer tie primary tomorrow was
transacted. and the indications Gre that
everything viii be in rerfect order.
Mr.. Wren reported that Democratic
club Lad lcen formed in the Fourth
precinct Of Jackson Ward with mem
lcrship Of fiity-four. He said as there
mc few Democrats Of means in that
section, the club will need financial aid
during the campaign.
Mr.. Wngo stated that the committee
would chocrfully give the assistance
needed.
Mr.. Grimes added TO what had been
said about this clubs organization, and
spoke in terms Of praise of those who
were instrumental IN its formation.
\ resolution Of thanks was voted
these gentlemen.
MIR. Wingo also reported the organi-
zation Of the Workingmon's Club on
Oregon Hin. which grew out of the
Joint efforts Of the Monroe and Clay
Ward Clubs.
Chairman Wiugo read an invitation
to the committee to attend the Jciler-
sor-Ward celebration to be held at the
Cld-Morkct Hall tonight. 1T WAS
unanimously accepted. All Of the
ether ward clubs will he there, aud the
mcmla- of the committee will 60 with
tie clubs from the wards III which they
reside
ELECTION NIGHT
Tie committee decided to adjourn to
meet again ON the niqht of the primary
GIusoay) in the Circuit-Court room
~ 10 o'clock. rs soon as the ballots at
tie various precincts are counted one
Of the Judges on the clerk is expected
to take thc returns at once to the Cir
cuit-Comt room. The ward supern-
tcrdonts were instructed to arrange be
forchaud So that there will beno trouble
on tins score.
Major Bigger, who has charge OF
hcadqumttrs at Thirteenth and Main
streets. stated that he had a number Of
transfers that were gotten to be called
fer. ic was informed that any person
could vote ON his transfer on Thursday
Just as we'll as If bis transfer had been
rccoiCCd.
Adjourned.
vote for FOur.
The primary-election plan requires
that each voter offering u ballot shall
vote fer four candidates more, no
less
This was adopted 10y the committee
as the faircst plan. 1t will prevent
"piumpiug. or as it is called here
d" straielt-shots, by which the friends
Of particular candidate increase his
vote 10y failing to vote foroll others but
him.
Remember tomorrow to vote for
four candidates-no more, no less.
Judges of election should explain
this 10 each voter, ms it has not been
the custom and many may not know II.
Democratic Meeting in Fulton.
The largest political meeting ever
held in Fulton was that OF last night.
The Democrats turned out cn mQSsc.
At an early hour the Fulton Club as.
sembled at their headquarters and
marched 10 the pavilion at Denny.
Street Park. there to await the arrival
of the different clubs from other sec
tions of the city. Upon the lapel OF
each members coat was pinned neat
white silk badge, " Fulton Democratic
Club printed upon them IN red let
ters.
OTHERS ARRIVE.
The club was under command of Z.
NJ Eoscher, president. Shortly after
tbcir arrival came the Clay-Ward Ac-
tives. I2j strong, i'll wagons. Iheif
pathway, as they approached the pa
yilion, was lighted with Roman candles
and skyrockets. They were soon toi-
lowed by the clubs from Monroe, JET
ferson. Madison, and other wards,
numbcIing in all several hundred.
The pavilion was tastily decorated
with bunting and Chinese lanterns,
rr, sentipg beautiful and picturesque
scene over the speakers stand IN
LARGE letters were the words; "Wei-
co1c Democrats Fulton Greets You.